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β | This | + | This extendable is held by this versions of Windows Media Player.<br>- Windows Media Player 7<br>- Windows Media Player for Windows XP<br>- Windows Media Player 9<br>- Windows Media Player 10<br>- Windows Media Player 11<br><br>The Advanced Systems Format (ASF) is the best Windows Media file format. If you have the appropriate codecs installed on your hard drive, you'll be able to play video, audio, and mixed recordings which have been compressed using these codecs and saved in an ASF file using Windows Media Player. Alternatively, these recordings may be transformed into a streaming file using Windows Media Services or compressed using Windows Media Rights Manager.<br><br>The ASF format is an extensible format for storing synchronized media data. ASF data is often transmitted over various types of networks using various protocols, and can certainly be played back from a local computer. ASF supports features for example extensible media types, component loading, scalable media types, author-defined stream importance, multilingual support,Β https://www.asf-converter.net/ ([https://www.asf-converter.net/ www.asf-converter.net]) and rich content and document management.<br><br>Typically, ASF files which contain sound recordings that are loaded with the Windows Media Audio (WMA) codec possess the WMA extension. Likewise, ASF files containing audio, video, or mixed recordings which can be packed with all the Windows Media Audio (WMA) and Windows Media Video (WMV) codecs develop the WMV extension. If the material on the file is packed using another codec, then an file gets the ASF extension. |